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And I think this must be jest. As if things were better in the 60s 70s. My god, that's preposterous.
Wow......

That is a really tough thing to debate without getting political, and just down right "USA" on you. I'm not sure how old you are bud, but you better go back and read your history books again. Life, in the US anyway, was far better then, than now. On an economical, political, manufacturing, overall wealth and prosperity...... just everything. The statement you made sounds like a "new generational" way of thinking. How could it have been better without all this "technology" right? ........ LOL. Well..... it was.

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In my sitiation, here, yes I absolutely would. Unless, this must have been in jest.



I'm not even going to go there
LOL! Its all good man, all good, just glad I wasn't around when cassettes replaced 8-tracks. Good thing Al Gore hadn't invented the internet yet or tractor forums!!!
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Wow......

That is a really tough thing to debate without getting political, and just down right "USA" on you. I'm not sure how old you are bud, but you better go back and read your history books again. Life, in the US anyway, was far better then, than now. On an economical, political, manufacturing, overall wealth and prosperity...... just everything. The statement you made sounds like a "new generational" way of thinking. How could it have been better without all this "technology" right? ........ LOL. Well..... it was.

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I just threw up, I ain't yur bud! Don't presume to school me on history.
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like I said I don't give a crap what you do with your $$$. It's your $$$. If your happy with the new stuff I'm all good with that. Some of us are into old stuff and some just want to put gas into it and do what they want to do. That's what makes the world go round. What ever floats your boat.

I have about $3000.00 into each of these and I think they will easily out last my sorry old butt. Trust me I'm not trying to change your mind. Be Happy, happy, happy. Old Cub or new Cub it's a good thing.
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I just threw up, I ain't yur bud! Don't presume to school me on history.
Wasn't sure at first, but now I am. I think what we have here is a troll. I am done with this, have fun guys.
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OK Guys this thread has gotten out of control. It started as a notice about Cub's latest and greatest and has morphed into rant after rant. Thread is now closed.
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